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20-The Canadian Champion, Frlday, March 29, 2002 Big potential for renewable energy in Canada:e Reed Reed states thercus tremendouu rencwable potential in Canada, but much of it remains unexploited. The report, eotitled Unlimited Potential: Capitaliziog on Canada'u Untapped Renewable Energy Resources, wau released laut Friday bo membero of parliament. The report indicateu through specific economic incentiveu, bet- pohicy actions and govcrmcent leadership, the renewable energy sector in Canada could flounush. "Ibis report uhould serve to calon recent fears of economnic lots- es au a resuit of ratifymng the Kyoto Protocol," oaid Mr Reed, wbo's aloo chair of thse Caucuu Working Group on Environonental Technologies - Renewable Energy. When you qualify for El and we calculate your benefit rate, we will, where possible, ignore the smail weeks completely or take only the best of your smali weeks and add them to your regular weeks. This will result in your benefit payment being higher than you would otherwise have received. IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER : " Ail insur able hours will stili be used for eligibility purposes even if they are flot used to calculate your benefit rate; " El claimants must continue to report ail earnings white receiving El benefits; " Earnings allowed white on claim are still $50 per week or 25% of your weekly benefit rate (whichever is higher); * Employers must continue to remit El premiums on every dollar paid and complete Records of Employment as usual. I*I kwmcww re ouc»hmd iCnf Canact Kyoto as an opportunaty to lead tise way by developang iuuuovata" e solutions." Thirty-two Liberal senators and memberu of parliament have endorsed the report so far. 1I arn enthusiastic about the oubstantial Liberal Caucus support for thio initiative," he continued. "It's about common tente solutions. lt's time 10 level thse play- mng field between conventional formo of energy and renewable technologies." Thse Caucus Working Group on Environmental Technologies - Renewable Energy was establiuhed in the fait of 2001 witb a man- date to examine various renewablc energy technologies, tiseir suc- cesses and failures and tise barriers to bringing these technologies into mainstream use. A copy of thse report iu available on-line at www.julianrced.parl.gc.ca. View Drumquin Park Master Plan Tise Community Services Deparunent of the Town of Milton wil host a public open bouse for the Druonquin Park Master Plan April 10 at Hugis Foster Hall. The public will be able to review thse second Master Plan for Use park from 5:3010o 8:30 p.m. For more information, cei Jeif at (905) 878-7252. ext. 2169. c/tan cloin 'Ellent con/t l1aýu -.'iu pua pdl fin cruse, ic p 166,000km, pw, pd, put sunroo, alloy cirents AB10 ttil cruise, p sumrooui - aIIoy spulier Loaded 80,000 km aiioy wheels, opoiler, 110 4 905-9875-4925 coupe, auto. Nce Ime You cool ueîeive» O iie 0- Blue/greeo/bIaCk cloth. lion ut this uehicle.e pb AIdt mousouiof complete service histuîy wheels, upu ler OnIfy pentnrmed by a Mercedies 000 km de al er. i oener. FulIy 1 ~loaded, 17u.0uu kmý .s5eull sum17e998 8215 LAWSON ROAD, MILTON_ NO OSr NO PST Fr1. Apri! 5, 5:3"- pin Sat. April 6i 9 awi-3:»3Opin *AND UNWM 775 Main St. E.9, Iton 1